APPC Subsystem on MPE/XL Node Manager's Guide (30294-90007)
Appendix A 159
Messages
Error Messages
ACTION: Check that $STDIN, if redirected when running NMDUMP, is
equated properly to an existing MPE text file. See the MPE XL
Intrinsics Reference Manual for the exact meaning of the FREAD error
indicated by
errornum
.
905 MESSAGE: APPC failed to read message #messagenum in set
#setnum of NMCAT.PUB.SYS. (APPCERR 905) Intrinsic Error Number:
errornum.
CAUSE: The APPC subsystem failed to read the specified message in the
specified set of NMCAT.PUB.SYS.
ACTION: The intrinsic error number indicates the CATREAD intrinsic
return code for failure to read the catalog. See the MPE XL Intrinsics
Reference Manual to determine the meaning of the CATREAD failure.
906 MESSAGE: Invalid TCB index selection. (APPCERR 906)
CAUSE: A TCB index bigger than the allowable maximum value has
been selected. A TCB index cannot be greater than a five-digit integer.
The APPC subsystem trace formatter reprompts for a new value.
ACTION: Select a TCB index from 0 through 99999.
907 MESSAGE: Invalid RCB index selection. (APPCERR 907)
CAUSE: An RCB index bigger than the allowable maximum value has
been selected. An RCB index cannot be greater than a five-digit integer.
The APPC subsystem trace formatter reprompts for a new value.
ACTION: Select an RCB index from 0 through 99999.
908 MESSAGE: Invalid SCB index selection. (APPCERR 908)
CAUSE: An SCB index bigger than the allowable maximum value has
been selected. An SCB index cannot be greater than a five-digit integer.
The APPC subsystem trace formatter reprompts for a new value.
ACTION: Select an SCB index from 0 through 99999.
1001 MESSAGE: MISSING REQUIRED PARAMETER. (APPCERR 1001)
CAUSE: The APPCCONTROL command you typed is missing a necessary
parameter.
ACTION: Check the syntax of this command by typing APPCCONTROL
HELP or by looking in Chapter 2 , “Interactive Control Operator
Commands,” of this manual.
1002 MESSAGE: INVALID APPCCONTROL COMMAND OR PARAMETER.
(APPCERR 1002)
CAUSE: Incorrect command or parameter specified.
ACTION: Check the syntax of this command by typing APPCCONTROL
HELP or by looking in Chapter 2 , “Interactive Control Operator
Commands,” of this manual.